001 friend to the end

[70bit]

never in all my 001 days have she ever failed me but her bigger brother- 002 is like the baby brother that acts older cuz right now my 002 with 6.4 is babbling with the dell inspiron 5150 which seems so toddler like im about to loose my mind i feel so violated raid controllerrs -dont even know where they are to disable them I have no HT. im recording to the system drive till i buy one could that be a problem is there any out there with a dell 5150 im desperate deadlines deadlines deadlines and all i see is flat lines never with my 001 if i was digi maybe i would hate the 001 too its the box that youve loved to hate being so perfect and stable its the monsta they created thats eating them alive and so its time to 86 it -pure crap 001 I salute you allowed me to make a profit becuz your a real orator not like your babbling 002 brother i think someone should run a blood test

[lemix]

Pass me that smoke, yo...
What is the point of this ??
Guess you've had the 001 and it worked. Now you have the 002 and something is funky...Can we help ?

[70bit]

im going bananas over here -protools le 6.4 002r dell 5150 inspiron3.2 intelp4 1gig of ram chipset-845 80 gig internal hardrive which im using for protools ive tried many solutions to 6089 error without success i really need help

[myfm]

First of all, which firewire controller are you using? Adaptec 4300 seems to work best.

Have you tried using the audio drive (if you have one) from the 001 steup in the 002 setup?

You do have to follow the instructions in the getting started guide to the T.

Lastly, there is a known harness problem with the 002. Not much fun to intall, but it might also clear up some problems.

If you could post a more detailed explanation of the 002 problem, that would help too.

[nikki-k]

Hi!
You might need a seperate, approved PCMCIA firewire card to get optimum performance out of the 002/002r with a laptop. I know this from first hand experience.

Optimum for using a 002/002r with a laptop: External firewire drive via PCMCIA firewire card, and 002/002r via onboard firewire port, or vice-versa.

There are many reasons problems may exist.

[Avid]

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[RBaker]

I don't know...I guess I have to agree with you. My digi001 was always SOLID and SMOOTH. no major problems. I've had my digi 002 for a year and I have tried everything anyone can suggest. My 002 is now good enough to get my work done but definitely not as problem free as the 001. (major problems fixed, now it's just endless quirks like the "hit play and nothing happens" issue, or after some lite editing it has major system lag, or the having a channel muted but it still playing until I unmute it and mute it again. Digi is slipping. I'll keep my 002 but I just wanted to chime in and say "I hear ya"...I miss those days of worrying about things like the terrible musicians I'm recording, rather than if the rig is embarassing me in front of my clients.

[70bit]

im not sure what firewire controller where is it but ithink im getting close i did 10 minitues recording today with out trouble after disabling everything usb related and in the bios the nic card controllerthen i tried again and got another ten minutes restarted and tried again after 2 minutes boom 6089 but i noticed when the battery light blinks i get the error should the battery be out?

[pedrohead]

...another post making me feel better that i'm still back chilling with my 001 and outboard pres/converters.

[70bit]

well today im a happy camper i disabled some wireless stuff in the bios i think it was nic and nac and i stopped getting those 6089 errors the only errors came from a session with reason running but im hoping to iron that out hopefully it could be a buggy session i also found out that my fire wire controller is a texas instruments